"However, he has also presided over the biggest immigration detention system in US history and deported more people than any of his predecessors". According to some experts, these trends can be linked to changing ideas about fear and threats in post-9/11 post-9/11 America
The Internet and its usage are as much a response to changing ideas as a cause: we understand, post-'68, the connection between the personal and the political.
All this week our team of 12 writers, two photographers and award-winning illustrator Olivier Kugler will be reporting on every aspect of Chinese life, from stock-market speculation to changing ideas of beauty.
My recent research project, "The Cultural Politics of Dirt in Africa, 1880-present," positions these interests in an interdisciplinary and comparative historical perspective, and includes the study of popular discourses about dirt in Nairobi and Lagos in relation to changing ideas about taste and disgust, sexuality, multiculturalism, and urbanization.
But some of them, especially the rambling older ones, may go the way of the great British houses of yore, becoming tourist attractions rather than places to live, tributes to our country's past and to our changing ideas about power, status and formality.
James Temple, PwC: Every time we work on our Corporate Responsibility Report, we're reminded that this is an evolving journey and one that requires us to be open to adapting to changing ideas, personalities, and approaches to developing the most transparent narrative possible.
With "Pagan Britain" he has written a thoughtful critique of how historians and archaeologists often interpret ruins and relics to suit changing ideas about religion and nationhood.
"Hamlet" is discussed in concert with changing ideas about "character," both literary and personal.
I think social media is changing ideas about mentoring and business support.
Validity is a difficult concept, with many definitions and sub-categories, and changing ideas about its interpretation [ 1- 4].
A reflective journal was also kept to capture changing ideas or personal responses to the ongoing research [ 30].
